Archive for tag: The Conversation

“Apocalypse Now”: an audiovisual aid

1 October, 2008 (00:43) | Film Reviews, Francis Ford Coppola, by Richard T. Jameson | By: Richard T. Jameson

[Originally published in The Weekly (Seattle), October 17, 1979]
It was like another art altogether. That sombre theme had to be given a sinister resonance, a tonality of its own, a continued vibration that, I hoped, would hang in the air and dwell on the ear after the last note had been struck.
—Joseph Conrad

Apocalypse Now is [...]

Altman and Coppola in the Seventies: Power and the People

29 September, 2008 (00:18) | Directors, Essays, Francis Ford Coppola, Robert Altman, by Robert C. Cumbow | By: Robert C. Cumbow

[Editor's Note: The House Next Door is currently reissuing a series of articles developed at 24LiesASecond, a now-defunct platform for provocative criticism with an underdog bite. Author Bob Cumbow is a member of the Parallax View collective and his essays are being published simultaneously on Parallax View. The essay below was first published on 11/26/2005, [...]